NEW! ROAD NUMBERS FOR 7 POPULAR PAINT SCHEMES OF THE PC&F 6033 BOXCAR

August 09, 2016 1 Comment

Southern Pacific (SP) ‘1966 As Delivered’ paint scheme: 

In April of 1966, Southern Pacific received the first delivery of 100 PC&F 6033 boxcars.  These cars were configured with Car-Pac loaders and did not receive specific service stencils.  The artwork has been massaged from our first release many years ago to represent the most accurate SP PC&F 6033 of this paint scheme.

 

Available in 6 Road Numbers! Click HERE to Order: EE-1001

Alaska Railway (ARR) Paint Scheme:

In the mid 1990s, Alaska Railway received 50 PC&F 6033 boxcars, and these were painted in Alaska’s striking blue and yellow paint scheme. ARR cars were frequently photographed in Canada and throughout the Pacific Northwest.  ExactRail’s model has exceptionally accurate lettering fonts and colors. 

 

Available in 3 Road Numbers! Click HERE to Order: EE-1004

Western Pacific (WP) ‘1967 As Delivered’ paint scheme:

In January of 1967, the Western Pacific purchased five PC&F 6033 boxcars for appliance service. These cars received routing assignments to Moraine, Ohio—far from WP rails.  The artwork and colors has been completely reworked from our first release many years ago, and the result is an exceptionally accurate rendition of this beautiful WP paint scheme.

Available in 5 Road Numbers! Click HERE to Order: EE-1005

Southern Pacific (SP) ‘1967 As Delivered’ paint scheme:

In February of 1967, the Southern Pacific received an additional 100-car lot of PC&F 6033 boxcars.  These cars were painted with a yellow door to designate specific service assignments.  This lot was assigned to paper loading service out of Eugene, Oregon.

AVAILABLE IN 6 ROAD NUMBERS! CLICK HERE TO ORDER: EE-1008

St. Louis Southwestern (SSW) ‘1967 As Delivered’ repaint scheme: 

In April of 1967, Cotton Belt received seven PC&F 6033 boxcars that were assigned to appliance service in Louisville, Kentucky. Like the 1966-delivered SP cars, they were outfitted with Car-Pac loaders.  The SSW cars had a different lettering style for the capacity and dimensional blocks from the SP cars.  And of course, you can expect that it is accurately match to the smallest details on our models.  

AVAILABLE IN 6 ROAD NUMBERS! CLICK HERE TO ORDER: EE-1010

The Andersons, Inc (BAEX) ex-SP 1967 patch scheme: 

The Andersons, Inc acquired PC&F 6033 boxcars in the second-hand market. These cars primarily consist of ex-SP 1967 cars with the large yellow door.  The Andersons re-stenciled the reporting marks and patched-out the Southern Pacific name.  ExactRail’s model is complete with double COTS blocks, U-1 wheel inspection stencil and ACI tags—all of which the SP would have applied post delivery.  The result is a car that wears its history on its car sides, and ExactRail’s cars have been accurately faded to represent an in-service car of more than 30 years.

 

AVAILABLE IN 3 ROAD NUMBERs! CLICK HERE TO ORDER: EE-1016

Southern Illinois Railcar (SIRX) ex-ARR patch scheme:

Southern Illinois Railcar acquired a group of PC&F 6033 boxcars from the Alaska Railway. These cars feature a slightly faded color of Alaska blue with re-stenciled SIRX reporting marks.  Many SIRX cars are still in service today, some of which near the ExactRail facilities in Utah working out of the Morton Salt plant near the Great Salt Lake.

 

AVAILABLE IN 3 ROAD NUMBERS! CLICK HERE TO ORDER: EE-1017

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